The Manning times. [volume], December 12, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

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At NI M. KRAN
erSouth Carolina
Over $12,000'worth of new, staple and up-to-date Clothing, Hats,
to be sold in six weeks.
Our entire stock and fixtures are to be offered to the buying publiS
gardless of cost and worth.
This is the only opportunity you may get in a lifetime to get good goods at less than wholesale cost. The goods must be sold, there is no way out of it. If we cannot sell it here we will pit it in the
New York auction houses for your merchants to buy and seli to you again.
The time is %ear at hand when the buying public are getting acquainted with business methods and we hope you will not overlook the opportunitiy of getting goods at LESS THAN
This stock must be sold and we pre not going to dilly-dally about prices, first come first served. If you are smart you will come and buy your goods while we are in the market. If
bargains you better stay at home or trade where you have to pay a high price. We want sensible people, people knowing a bargain when they see it.
If you don't want to buy stay away and don't crowd the store for nothing, as there are plenty of smart folks who will come to this sale to take the advantage we offer them.
The time is short for the disposition of such a large stock, so we will ask the buying public to come soon and avoid the rush.
- This extraordinary sale is now open and will be open till the first day of February.
Sel~lng Out at
KSo co
I' Musical 'Note.
IKE 11fj~ { L A gentleman at a musical party
where the lady- was very particular not
to have the concord of sweet sounds
interrupted, seeing that the fire was
going out, asked a friend In a whisper,
" How could you stir the fire without
interrupting the music?"
or "Between the bars!" replied the
Sig if friend.-Home Notes.
ff Or# There is no duty we so much under
rate as the duty of being happy.
--Stevenson.
-LL Death From Lockjaw
ff never follows an injury dressed with
101 Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
MYU ,~i and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant of
0~ ~ iar~c S~eRensseiaersville, N. Y. writes: "It
cured Seth Burch, of this place, of the
ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw."
A rl. Cures, Cuts, Wounds, Burns and Sores.
eL 25c at The Arant Co. Drug store.
$1O,000 $10,000 f"0
$1000 In the A.1r.
- Farmer Greene (who has been
c tknocked down by a balloon anchor)
a Stock to be Sold this Gol dern 'em! I'll hev th' law on 'em!
month regardless of Cost Whar's th' sheriff? Farmer Brown
Prics tosuitthe ard ,(Er No use kicking, Josh! Them critters
to suit the hard is above the law, I reckon!-Houston
times. Nothing will' be Post
,r, held back or for fancy it is not enough to run; one must
price, but we propose to r - start in time.-French Proverb.
sell. out our entire stock. Floods the body with warm, glowing
.L ,vitality,makes the nerves strong,quick
W emakes you feel like one teorn again.
ifL o eyHollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c.
?1DrYou Need the Goods. Co.
money There is a right way and a wrong i
We must have the the picking up of a horseshoe. I was
and you cannot go with- aing with a country bred boy along
finlyuca ntlowih a Somerset lane and saw one lying in
out Clothes and Shoes. the crumbling summer rut. "There is
'l a horseshoe," said I. The lad sprang
forward, but stopped suddenly before
RE MEMBER, . his finges the Iron"ButsI
f I sid he "orI shall
spoil your luck." It may perhaps have
We have no- goos to een only a point of etiquette, but he
Sgive away and to pay assured me that a horseshoe of my
finding could bring luck neither to him
you to haul them off, but to me If he touched It before me.
off butr London Standard.
we have a _ _
Danger in Asking Advice.
UUV When you have a cough, or cold do
$10,000 Stockhehas ofcldo
fit(7 not ask some one what is good for it as
~L there is danger in taking some unknown
of nice. clean, new, de- I preparation. Foley's Honey and Tar
lie cures coughs and colds and prevents
ig( sirable goods to be sold pneumonia. The genuine is in a yellow
v'" out during this month, Co. Drug s bo
and if you will 'come and August.
pf f I "August," the name of the month, i.,
At see us before You buy, "",j- *naeo eue
se usbfoe yo1uydL accented on the first syllable. "IAu
- we will sell you what you gust," the adjective, is accented on the
want. second syllable. This Is due, no doubt,
WaL to the fact that, though both started
I'from the Latin "augustus," they have
arrived by different routes. The ad
U u -Jective Is the French "auguste," while
"August." comumemorat~ng the Roman
II- emperor's title, is the French "aout"
Ifs-#1 and the middle English "augst" or
"aust." "July" used to rhyme with
2"duly," even in Johnson's time, as it
* had done centuries earlier and as it
- does in southern Scotland to this day.
Curious French Market. - fr D ~ l
___________________________________ Tere isa curious old mairket near H aqatr a sa
Inr exenin ou Annualtr Fall andnt aninter.
reetingsParis in which everything is sold at
dsecondhand. Working girls can fit
thomselves out there from head to
foot. As a writer says: Mimi can sell
her old felt hat and buy a straw one,
exhange her old dress for a new one the public generally to come to Sumter
and, if she likes, buy a steak and a -and look in on our tremendous stck
waysla inr clos touchr wit thee mills it puteu
inOposition tora kee abov theds market quota-r
fried potatoes, sweets and some flow- te b t o
o m s naers for her window. Democracy Is krg
by an mutua workingr togethe thee farme and
l here, and no more attention is paid to
S vi TEr m the millionaire who is looking for furnish just what you want.
something marvelous which he may We handle the best Beltins in te
inpick up chap than to the man with a country.
here Coexnd inpc t our f uFll Line of te
are o te rades o TH TIESwe or-wooden le-' who wants a new boot in Our Paint and Oil Departments are
whreer the radrs of exi Iee sale
enexchange for a dozen sardine tins, five ull. 'ry our famous Japalac
digly extend to them an invitation to visit gloves and a stockin. Farmers, you can save money by
our store whenever they come to Sui ter, and S umtuying your Wire Fencing from us.
make it their headquarters. jAn Alarming Sitnation IWe are headquarters for all kinds
We are better equipped to handle Cotton frequently results from clogged bowels of Sporting Goods, and we can beat
and torpid liver, until constioation be- &Q them all in Harress and Saddles.*
this season than ever before, for the reason, comes a chronic. This condition is n
down" tha weos can save you money by ais byyu ewSoeo
we have extended our delivery markets, al- ange from us. Let us show -them to
Life PillsG the best and gentlest reru
ways in close touch with the mills, it puts us lators of stomach and bowels. Guan- ou.
Soe te at o-teed by The Arant Co. Druggist. Price Our on experience gives us n
gr oerytine.Cm to saoe te usasre keepa
tions, and our patrons get the benefit of this g a
postin ~c.we can please the trade.0
advantaee. Cotton is the product upon which
our frmust depend, and although tile Ma er. yhet
crpof this year is -not so grood as last year, trouble keeping your voters in line? Du an rbfi e C l
by a mutual orlin.r together the farmer and Second Ward Leader-Oh, no; a word
The idwhich everythingss oc- aleldr SUatE, B. E.
merchant will come out on, top. Rec6rd.
Thethmele outou therenent fro headto toe
The architects of most air astaw one,
filled with New, Clean Goods and the pur-e es ean
su alad t fore n ner, a Opaeras of
chasing public can certainly supply its needs I Picayune.D
here. Come and inspect our full Line oft
When our soldiers went to Cubaand
the Philippines, health was the most
D ry G oods. important consideration. Willis T .
TM-organ, retired commissary Sergeant
U. S.'A., of Rural Route 1, Concord,
ecHange two years in the sainets, and
wvhere w e have a corps of experienced sales- an Hoveas an a to ei inCua
Abeing-subject to-colds, I took Dr Kin's
NewDiscovery for Consumption, which
goods, and prov e that w e are up-to-date in kept me in perfect health. And now,
oand prices, in New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine the world for cougbscold
bronchial troubles and all lung disea
SH E Ves."1 Guaranteed. Price 50c and $1.00. 'g R d c i n
SHO~ rlaotrs ofremach and bowels Garan
teed by- teAaC. DrgitPic
There is no store in the city of Sumtere e
with a filler or better stock of Shoes, and as Toktewo~~.~Buy now while the chance is hr.We are'.~
wan loo int one ourk tremendousHstock
econtract for these goods direct it heOn one of the softhern railroads offering Special Bargains that will oponfeve
factories we are prepared to make the show- hyour purse.
ymonlaknown by travelers as the small
downfunis just wha you want.umoeyb
est railroad station in America. It is
buying from us. Aof this station that the story -is told S o ~ '
that On old farmer was expecting a Pns, Ha ns, Oaps, D ry
Fchicken house to arrive there, and he
sent one of his hands, a newcomer, to Clothing, 5kirts, Jackets,
ftch it Arriving there, the man saw
Our Grocery Department is the equal of the house, loaded it on to his wagon ' ~ N*M liey
adstarted for home. On the way he Waists, N'otions, M liey
any concern in the State. We tandle bothh
Heavy and Fancy Groceries to sell at whole- "LStation Agent" on his cap.
Asale and retail. We mak-e a specialty of sup- d-say, hold on. What have you got at prices that will will astonish you. Re
plying small dealers with everything in the on that wagon?" he asked. vI member, buying right is money saving.
grocery ln.Come to see us, as we kee c h ken oselfcore..a Don't wait. come and see for yourself. Our
everything, ad the best of attention "Chicken house be jiggered!" explod- i oods: H1 6HIEST Q)UALITY, BAR61AN
ate> R g fo u ed the official. "That's the stationsh-o
(ruaranteed.~~ you.t~lyrura
- ~Sick Headache Cured. fH I ~ H MA
rSickiheadache isgcaused by derange
tion. Chamberlain's Stomach and -iv
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asoon advaa tgireinctionofe ads we ca safy
sale bynTpleasenthCo.rade.
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